Purpose: The assessment and comparison of the quality of life in women with early stages breast cancer receiving Tamoxifen versus aromatase inhibitors (AINs). Methods: There were selected 223 patients treated at Center of Medical Oncology Iasi, with early stages breast cancer. The patients were divided in two groups: 115 patients receiving Tamoxifen and 107 patients receiving aromatase inhibitors. From the patients receiving AINs, 33 of patients have received Exemestane, 60 patients Letrozole and 14 patients Anastrazole. The patients have completed an EORTC C30 and EORTC BR23 questionnaire at the beginning of the treatment (after one month) and after 2 years of treatment. There was calculated the difference related with global status, functional scales, emotional scales, cognitive scales and symptom scales. Results: Statistic results show a better quality of life for Anastrazole vs. Letrozole and for AINs vs. Tamoxifen group, mainly on physical scales both after 2 months and after 2 years of treatment. In the same time, the physical scales were with better results after 1 month of treatment vs. 2 years of treatment. Conclusions: Following the hormonal treatment period, there is a mild worsening of quality of life for Tamoxifen and AINs too. In the same time, the quality of life is better in the group with AINs treatment comparative with the Tamoxifen treatment.